@steemed this is not a witch hunt. This is a campaign to save steemit. We do not wish to hunt you. We wish to expose your behaviour in order to hold you accountable and encourage the community to not be afraid of you. You intimidate anybody who uses their voting power or their voice against you. You are hushing the community and sending them on their way and when they are gone the game will be over.

Even if they have much less voting power than you, you seem to have been trying to draw attention away from what could be your meat puppet accounts by discouraging anybody from flagging or commenting with anything that makes your authors look bad. Yet you also flag bad content and plagiarism yourself when it suits you.

You would prefer to play this game all by yourself with your buddies. Those who make your steem valuable are a nuasance to you. But the problem for you and you know this is your game is worthless without a large number of "little fish" who value steem despite having so little. Many of these authors are much better than the dodgy meat puppets you play pile on with. And these authors are not going to hang around watching you repeatedly ask for "better competition". And as long as the "quality" content you approve of with your vote makes steemit look like a scam the price of your steem will continue to fall.

It is my personal belief that you don't care about the money you will lose. @itsascam and it's always been a scam. As long as you can get what you get from powering down, you do not care for what happens to steem.

Prove me wrong. Not with your words but by ending the anti-social behaviour.

now that I am out of the full time witness list, I have much more control over it and will tune it as I see fit.

This is a declaration of gaming the system.

Steem is not a political institution. It is an economic entity.

You sure do use a lot of political tactics to game your economic entity.